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Warning Coloration and Mimicry

Warning coloration and mimicry are so straightforward that they make an [Pg.257]

Chemical Ecology of Insects, Edited by William J. Bell and Ring T. Carde 1984 Chapman and Hall Ltd. [Pg.257]

Notice how the protective strategies are first classified into three categories appearance, chemicals, and armor. Each of these categories is then further classified for analysis. Appearance, for example, is broken down into three types of protection strategies camouflage, warning colors, and mimicry. [Pg.65]

Huheey, J. E. (1961) Studies in warning coloration and mimicry. III. Evolution of Mullerian mimicry. Evolution, 15, 567-8. [Pg.294]

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